The best restaurants serving British food in Warwick West Midlands

Visited the Oken tea rooms today for lunch. What a lovely cosy atmosphere and greeted with a smile from Hannah the owner and her lovely staff. We sat downstairs and enjoyed an afternoon tea. Wow!!.. the sandwiches were delicious the fresh granary bread is amazing. I had coronation chicken and my wife had Hummus and caramelised onion chutney . Both were excellent... Fresh scones ditto. So many cakes to choose from you need to come back again and again just to try them all. I had the chocolate fudge cake which was delicious. A large choice of Loose leaf tea is on offer here which is great, and you can even buy some to take away afterwards. We were well looked after as was everyone around us . If you are in Warwick it's well worth a visit. Plenty of seating upstairs and downstairs

Went to the Windmill for Sunday Lunch. Service was excellent and quick. Food was nicely cooked , pork and Beef and all the vegetables. Just great and highly recommend this venue.

They had an issue with their phone today (hadn't been put on their charging cradle correctly so phone kept dying in the first minute of a call). First time I called I checked whether the cov game would be on and then it died. Second time, I got as far as saying I wanted to book a table but provided no details of time, numbers etc and the phone died. I gave up and hoped we'd be able to get a table by just turning up. The guy behind the bar asked if I'd called and I said yes, he was profusely apologetic, had a table ready for us in case we showed up and it was right by the TV. Service was then prompt and excellent and just little things like we are a family of four (one in a pushchair not eating, one who is 5 eating a kid's meal). When he brought the pot of cutlery and sauces over: two sets of adult cutlery, one set of children's cutlery. We had brought our own children's cutlery as usually places don't have any but even when they do, we normally have to ask for it. Food was neither too slow nor too quick and was superb in terms of taste and presentation. Specials were appealing and the menu was varied and sounded great. We had a chicken salad, signature burger and kid's burger. The burgers are from Aubrey Allen 👍🏾. Desserts were also good, I particularly enjoyed my chocolate bread & butter pudding. Finally, to cap it all off, we walked in with Cov trailing 2-0 at half time and left victorious; 3-2 over Luton with an injury time winner. I'll eat there every week if they can get us promoted...

Just stopped for coffee and cake.

This pub is glorious. Jess, Adam and the staff team are the tightest of tight-knit bands. They've all got each other's backs, and new staff become part of the team and "get" the culture in the blink of an eye - it must be infectious! The beers are lovely. The food is home-cooked magic. In summer, the walled garden is a sun-dappled sanctuary from the bustle of life. In winter, the twinkling lights and open fires warm the soul. We love the New Bowling Green!!!

After booking the back function room for a Wedding for 2 days (the wedding day and the day before to 'set up') with less than 2 weeks notice we found out that they had double booked and cancelled on us. Has Nick the Landlord any idea what kind of stress that is going to have on any couples memorable day!? Have you any idea how hard it is with such short notice to find anything at all available. Most venues being booked up for at least a year! Thanks Nick, nice one. This was in July this year and moreover the only reason we discovered this total f**k up is because we phoned to check on the arrangements!

New owners Sophie and Liam are lovely and very welcoming really nice pub will deffinately be returning

Perfect afternoon for our anniversary. We stopped by as walking around today for our anniversary and found the lovely little tea room hidden away. We opted for afternoon cream tea for two and the scone was beautiful and slightly warmed so the cream and jam were perfectly added. My tea was fresh leave served in a china cup and saucer whilst my wife's coffee was hot and delicious. It was busy but the man was polite and courteous to everyone. Not feeling rushed either made this little piece of heaven worth visiting. The menu is extensive and I'd love to come back and try some of the other menu items as they look delicious too. The cakes by the door encouraged us to return another time!

I went here for an evening meal. Wish I hadn't! Unfortunately it was the only eating place within a reasonable driving distance. All the comfortable seats were occupied by a quiz night, so I had to perch on a bar stool in front of a pool table between 2 large TV screens. The choice of food was quite limited and uninspiring. I wouldn't be tempted to repeat the experience.

I had a potato with chilli here a few weeks ago and it was the smallest baked potato I had eaten in a long time.

We found ourselves available as a family so thought we would try our local club’s facilities. We were welcomed by Jan, who had set out a table and immediately felt relaxed and at home. The food was of a very high standard and presented well. We will be returning with the rest of the family for Sunday lunch and will be making this our go to location. Life is all about the people, so Jan did a lovely job at making us feel welcomed. A quick shout out to our neighbour Lisa, who showed us to our table 👌😁

I visited with a friend and had lunch both had a burger which was really nice and the service was excellent, I will be back.

Only popped in for a coffee on a Sunday morning, service from staff was excellent coffee nice and hot

Charming village pub. It is named after a trade union leader who lived in the village.